Cara Delevingne shares teaser for new music video featuring topless treadmill scene

Cara Delevingne continues to push her provocative image forward: the model, actress, and now singer has published an Instagram teaser for her new song, 'Crazy, Baby.' In the clip, she is seen on a treadmill, topless, while covering herself with her hands. The short video also features a dance sequence in lingerie.

'For anyone who has ever been... abnormal,' the 34-year-old wrote alongside the teaser. The new song follows her musical debut earlier this year with 'I Forgot' and 'Out Of My Head,' marking a shift from her long-standing career as a model and actress.

This release follows a period of reflection for Delevingne regarding her connection to nudity and sexuality. In an interview surrounding her recent Playboy cover, she stated:

'It's so fun to be naked. I love the feeling of freedom that comes with owning my sexuality and my body. For the first time, instead of stripping for a brand or a fashion shoot, it felt more like my own choice. Obviously, it was always my choice, but this time it felt liberating. In my eyes, it's sexy.'

During the magazine shoot, she appeared in various looks, including one with heart-shaped stickers and another covered in foam. She shared that she sent the photos to her partner, who called her beautiful, to which she replied: 'But I'm just a silly baby pretending to be a sexy woman.'

Delevingne defined her Playboy cover as a powerful move, given the magazine's history:

'Obviously, Playboy is a very heterosexual institution. Therefore, it felt a bit like a "fuck you" and like something rebellious, and with an amazing creative team led by women — many of them queer — it felt really fun and different.'

Regarding the nudity itself, she noted: 'I have posed naked in the past, in shoots and in movies. But it always made me feel a bit gross when it was for someone else. This time, the feeling was different. I have never felt more comfortable in my body and in my sexuality. I feel like I am at my peak as a woman and as a sexual being.'